Garmin's Tacx Flow Smart Full Connect Trainer brings the classic electric magnet trainer model into the future with wireless transmission of speed, cadence, and power. It connects to training apps like Zwift, TrainerRoad, or the Tacx app, and its wheel-on design means we can easily pop our bike...

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Winter's brutally cold weather conditions and lack of daylight all contribute to a waning desire to ride outdoors. Riding the trainer inside isn't exactly on our list of favorite activities, but the Flux 2 Smart Trainer does a wonderful job of simulating road feel. Utilizing a heavier flywheel...

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The Flux S Smart Direct Drive Trainer has all the capabilities most cyclists will require for off-season training. Its watts ceiling, simulated incline, and accuracy are lower than the more expensive models, but it reproduces nearly any conditions we could want. It tops off at 10% inclines, but...

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Positioned as the top-tier model in the Garmin line, the Tacx Neo 2T Smart Trainer is among our top picks for its wide range of axle compatibility and quiet design. It has ANT+ Cycling Dynamics in the firmware, allowing us to use the pedal stroke analysis feature with third party software such as...

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When we promised ourselves we wouldn't miss a ride, but Mother Nature has other ideas, we jump on the Garmin Tacx Neo Bike Plus Smart Trainer for a high-performance training session in the comfort of our living room. We don't have to worry about noise complaints from our roommates or neighbors...

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Setting ourselves up with two different rides is a big ask, but sometimes it's totally worth it--especially when machines like Garmin's Tacx Neo Bike Smart Indoor Training Bike come along. The Neo Bike is a smart bike with direct drive, a motor brake, and a real-riding feel that blows stationary...

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